Art in Translation

19/05/2017

You can now buy tickets to the keynote addresses in Harpa. You can either buy single tickets or a festaval pass for all for keynotes.

Bandaríski rithöfundurinn Gretel Ehrlich hefur gefið út 15 bækur og hefur unnið til verðlauna fyrir Solace Of Open Spaces, This Cold Heaven, Seven Seasons in Greenland og nú nýlega, Facing the Wave.

28/03/2017

The schedule of NonfictioNOW has now been posted. Lots of exciting panels.

The NonfictioNOW 2017 Conference will be hosted by the University of Iceland in Reykjavik

29/11/2016

You can now register for NonfictioNOW and book accommodation. Early bird rates apply until January. Visit the website and go to "Register Now".

The NonfictioNOW 2017 Conference will be hosted by the University of Iceland in Reykjavik

29/08/2016

We are pushing the deadline for panel proposals for our joint venture, NonfcitioNOW, to 9-9-16 since we have heard of so many scrambling to meet the original deadline. So if you thought you had run out of time you have 9 more days. If you are looking for fellow panelists, we suggest you try our Facebook group, Friends of NonfictioNOW. We know that panels are being formed there.

NonfictioNOW Call for Panel ProposalsThe NonfictioNOW conference, to be held 2–4 June 2017 in Reykjavik, Iceland, seeks panel proposals that bring together three to five people to engage with rich and vibrant nonfiction topics. Submissions are due 31 August 2016.Suggested topics include, but are not...

03/08/2016

To warm up for NonfictioNOW in Reykjavík next year.

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03/08/2016

Foreign fiction is apparently becoming more popular in the UK. Among the authors mentioned is Karl Ove Knausgaard who will be a keynote at NonfictioNOW 2017.

How foreign fiction is booming in the UK, and the secrets of some of the world’s best translators

18/07/2016

NonfictioNOW has released the call for panels. We urge all who liked Art in Translation to consider submitting a panel proposal before August 31st.

NonfictioNOW Call for Panel ProposalsThe NonfictioNOW conference, to be held 2–4 June 2017 in Reykjavik, Iceland, seeks panel proposals that bring together three to five people to engage with rich and vibrant nonfiction topics. Submissions are due 31 August 2016.Suggested topics include, but are not...

15/07/2016

Here are the keynotes of NonfictioNOW 2017, which Art in Translation has teamed up with.

13/07/2016

As we announced in June, Art in Translation will team up with the international conference NonfictioNOW in 2017. The call for panels has now been released and we urge all fans of Art in Translation to consider submitting a proposal for NonfictioNOW which will be held at the beginning of June next year. Some of the emphasis of Art in Translation has been incorporated into the CFP. We recommend that you join the Facebook group Friends of NonfictioNOW to stay up to date, but we will also be posting news here.

NonfictioNOW Call for Panel ProposalsThe NonfictioNOW conference, to be held 2–4 June 2017 in Reykjavik, Iceland, seeks panel proposals that bring together three to five people to engage with rich and vibrant nonfiction topics. Submissions are due 31 August 2016.Suggested topics include, but are not...

22/09/2014

Amy Tan in Harpa. Photographer: Veronika Geiger

18/09/2014

A warm welcome to all our guests. And what a program tomorrow!

Friday 19th Friday, September 19th 8.30-9 Registration at the Nordic House 9-10.15 Plenary Session – Keynote Speaker: Matthew Rubery – “Can a Book Talk?”* Moderator: Martin Regal, Associate Professor of English, University of Iceland Coffee break* 10.30-11.45 – Parallel Sessions 1. Aesthetics & Rese…

18/09/2014

Conference opens today - Registration desk opens at the Nordic House today at 15. We look forward to the event!